I Can See Further at Night than in the Day Time - Any Challengers???

[SmokeZilla]

In light of the Supermoon we will be seeing for the next few days I offer the following:

“I can see further at night than I can in the day time. Anyone want to take me on for this somewhat astrological discussion?”

 

[Jim6820]

In light of the Supermoon we will be seeing for the next few days I offer the following:

“I can see further at night than I can in the day time. Anyone want to take me on for this somewhat astrological discussion?”

Trick question, @SmokeZilla?

Of course you can “see further” at night; some of the stars visible at night are hundreds of light years away. During the day, the furthest thing you can see is probably the sun, or occasionally a planet, all of which are significantly less than a light year away.

So, if pure distance is the criteria, you can absolutely see further at night.

 

[SmokeZilla]

Ding, ding!!! Winner, winner chicken dinner. You’d be surprised how many people get baited into that one. I’ve had many free beers proving it to people in a bar at night. Since you now have the baton, what challenge do you want to toss at us?

 

[Jim6820]

OK, I’ll play. If you have six ribeye steaks in the freezer and take out two, how many do you have?

 

[charlesrshell]

Sex

Six

 

[PRC]

OK, I’ll play. If you have six ribeye steaks in the freezer and take out two, how many do you have?

6

 

[Jim6820]

Six

Your turn!

 

[Jim6820]

6

@charlesrshell beat you by a couple of seconds. Sorry.

 

[SmokeOCD]

I thought this had something to do with California's lax enforcement of use of certain substances.
Glad I was wrong!

 

[C. Keeper]

I thought this had something to do with California's lax enforcement of use of certain substances.
Glad I was wrong!

@SmokeOCD ,I'm sorry you're wrong, too! I was ready to move